Why the "outdated" 2018 Toyota Tundra is still worth a look | Test Drive & Full Review

[@guntimes9908]

Some people don't want a bunch of over engineered gimicks that cost as much as the truck to maintain and or replace. Love my 2015 SR5 Tundra.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Exactly, glad to hear it and I think it’s a great truck!

[@outdoorsnevada4138]

bingo!

[@peoples733]

Exactly and love my 2015 SR5 too. Pulling a 21' bay boat want a strong, good sounding v8 and bomb proof transmission. Forget all that twin turbo, 10 sp transmission blah, blah.

[@johnwayne2103]

Correct, What's outdated? A truck is a truck. If I wanted to buy sexiness I would buy an Audi. Manufactures have started to lean toward luxury. If I wanted that I would buy an SUV. I have priced out F-150's and what they are asking for their trucks is insane! Here is what makes a good truck. Solid engine and a transmissions that doesn't blow up. Why are manufactures still screwing with reinventing engines with gimmicks? The rest is a body and a box to haul stuff. If you want to innovate just figure out how to store more gear, How to secure items, Hauling a full sheet of plywood without having to take the tailgate down. Hauling motorcycles, ATV's. Moving an entire bedroom furniture suite.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Well said John Wayne! It gets the job done and is built to last.

[@SmokingDeWalt]

I had a 2007 Tundra and a 2012 Tundra that the company I work for chose to use for service trucks. Both Tundra's were unbelievably reliable. We kept them until they had over 200,000 miles before getting rid of them. The only repairs were tires, oil changes and brakes but the original brakes lasted to approximately 112,000 miles on both Tundra's. The amber running light in front burned out the sockets on both trucks but we're easy and inexpensive to replace. I love these trucks and can't wait until I can buy one and I'm a Ford guy.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Good to hear it! That’s exactly what I envision when I think of these trucks. Anyone I’ve known with one has had the same type of story. That’s exactly why I titled this video what I did lol. Definitely lacking some things compared to others...but still solid. Thanks for sharing that!

[@ZalmaiPashtun]

Toyota's are made for life, they are the most reliable machines ever

[@shanebrown2963]

Hands down the most reliable truck you can own! I love my crewmax.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Yes sir! Thanks for watching!

[@RAM-KINGOFTRUCKS]

when it sells 80 thousand units a month like the f series then we will talk reliability ..

[@59ersfootball]

Ashley The Bottom be nice

[@dantheman9395]

A not so fancy truck. Love it. I get tired of these reviews with the high end versions. Not everyone is going to get them

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Yep exactly! Keeping it simple and lasting forever. I liked this Tundra quite a bit

[@azphilip1960]

Tundra's are perfect just the way they are!!!!

[@jameswalsh6810]

Keep in mind trucks are for working. You don't need electronics in every single vehicle. Shout out to Toyota for sticking to the route of the trucks🤘🏻

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Yep I’m not big in all the fancy stuff either. The thing is...so many trucks nowadays are daily commuters and family haulers with not much else.

[@ZalmaiPashtun]

Highly professional and very detailed review. The Tundra is an awesome machine and the best choice than all other trucks when it comes to reliability even through my personal favorite is the Titan Platinum

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Thank you! I’ve never been in a Titan but hope to soon!

[@ralphmoore9058]

Love your video, I'm heading to a dealer this week to trade in my Tacoma 4X4 for a Tundra double cab with a 5.7. Dependability of Toyota is a big factor and worth more than MPG.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Thanks, Ralph! Hope you enjoy your new Tundra, how did you like your Tacoma? I feel the same way and that’s why my wife and I both drive Toyotas 😁

[@ralphmoore9058]

We are going to tow an RV, otherwise I would stay with my Tacoma. It is a 2012 and has never needed a repair other than a battery replacement.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

That’s fantastic haha, love hearing that. Very cool. Well thanks for commenting and watching, take care!

[@evilamc1962]

I’ve had a tundra for 5 years now. I will take the poor gas mileage to keep the dependability and power.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

I’m with ya Jim! Love the powertrain it has. Thanks for watching and sharing that!

[@joescott701]

I just traded my 15 ram for a 20 Tundra. I didn't trust the ram to go the distance. The ram did have it beat in some categories but so far I like the Tundra and agree with everything you describe about the truck. 2 Tundras hit the million mile mark. Reliability and not being in the shop all the time trumps the little wizzbang options

[@PrimeAutotainment]

That’s awesome! There solid trucks and hopefully yours is trouble free. Thanks for watching she enjoy your new Tundra!

[@richeastmain4031]

Nice review. The SR5 upgrade package is pretty cheap and gives you bucket seats, tilt-tele wheel, console mounted shifter, a HUGE console and a 38 gallon fuel tank! I like the 2018 gauge cluster much better than my 2017. The TRD Off Road package on the SR5 adds good looking wheels, a lighter version of skid plates, better shocks and the all important decal on the bed side. The SR5 makes for a well equipped and affordable package. It took me 8 years to figure out what to get as a replacement for my 2000 Silverado 2500 and I don't regret getting the Tundra. (I kept the Chevy for real truck stuff though) It does a great job towing our travel trailer and I have gotten as good as 19.5 MPG on a trip when empty. Much better than any other truck I have owned.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Thanks Rich! Awesome to hear that. I agree on the packaging...definitely a good way to go. Not a bad idea to keep the old truck too to get some work done. Thanks for sharing and glad you like your Tundra!!!

[@dollarte]

Enjoyed the video. I'm picking up my first Toyota ever in a few days. Its the 2018 Tundra SR5 double cab TRD Off Road. Hopefully I will like it as much as everyone says that I will.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

That’s awesome! Glad to hear it. I think you will, it’s a rugged truck and feels super solid. Enjoy! 👍

[@ryanm78]

I just recently bought the 2018 TRD 4x4 Tundra & I love it! I'm actually a Dodge/Ram guy but definitely made the right choice with the Tundra! But no offense to Ram! Lol

[@PrimeAutotainment]

That’s awesome! I’m happy to hear you love it 👍

[@ryanm78]

Prime Autotainment- Thank you! Great review!

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Thank you!

[@leleetifra8818]

Just bought a 2018 limited with 26k not looking back

[@azphilip1960]

Great video! Thanks for sharing!

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Thank you! Glad you liked it!

[@JimmyMakingitwork]

The only thing not to like about the Tundra is mpg. But, most full size shoppers aren’t as concerned with mileage, but it is on their radar.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Yep that’s the biggest thing. Lots of people have said they’ll deal with the MPG knowing they can count on the reliability. Thanks for the input and for watching!

[@Devcom88]

13:27 one of the best stock exhausts out there for trucks

[@PrimeAutotainment]

No doubt, love that sound, and engine sound with acceleration

[@mario-sl6cz]

hope they keep the 5.7 in the redesign maybe a little more hp and tq

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Yes me too. They might! Ram still has their 5.7 available with new redesign

[@mario-sl6cz]

yeah we will see

[@DasChristoff]

Push the tow/haul button. ;)

[@evilamc1962]

I’d like for them to atleast add few more gears for fual mileage and towing

[@herbyverstink]

my last truck was a 2001 tundra that still runs pretty strong but i sold to my bro..i bought a used 2016 CM TRD 5.7...i didnt come from having all the aids/gadgets/crap that can break so I dont miss them..i do have the blind spot monitoring and thats kind of useful i must admit...otherwise im very happy

[@PrimeAutotainment]

herbyverstink glad to hear it! (Sorry I totally missed this comment 3 months ago lol). The blind spot monitors are definitely nice to have. Glad you’re happy and thanks for watching! 👍

[@caseykubota]

WOW!!! stock exhaust sounds HOT ROD!! sh__ yeah!!!!

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Casey Kubota haha you bet. Sounds like a truck should!

[@mtcruse]

TRD Pro exhaust - even better!

[@asaldana512gtx]

I have a 2017 Crewmax Tundra with SR5 upgrades and 4.6L engine. I get about 12 mpg in the city and I drive about 250 miles a week. Definately a great strong truck, I test drove the 5.7 and of course you could feel and hear the difference but the 4 6 has a good sound and drives nice. The only cons I have it there is no storage under the rear passenger seats on any of the models, so if you want to put a sound system in or store a long barrel gun that makes it difficult. Technology is the truck could be updated a bit as well. Also would like the handle on the driver side, hope this helps!

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Awesome, glad to hear from you! The 4.6 is a great engine with a great track record too. I hear ya in the back seats, that’s a bummer. Thanks for the input and watching. Hope you continue to enjoy your truck! 👍

[@ModyKhan]

First off Way to Go Texas :). Great video and nice review. I am driving 2004 Camry and over 200,000 miles still going, give me power when I need it but what can you expect from 2.4L. I test drove Tundra 2018 SR 4.6 L V8, while A/C running did not get the response as I should get with 4.6L. I think the same engine is in Lexus GX460 and it does not have power. I have not driven a 5.7 though. I have been fixated on Tundra but mileage keeps making me apprehensive to get it. I won't be using it for towing but for daily work commute. I test drove Ford-150 XL and upgraded XL 2.7L twin turbo, that thing flies and responds to you when you need it. American vehicles have tons of features, beauty with luxury, but every single person is telling me that Fords would start giving hard time after 36,000 miles. Tundra is a rugged n robust machine that won't stop. I was about to buy one, but I am waiting on 2019 with better features and better fuel economy. Already WTI crude (West Texas Intermediate) shot up to $71.26 and anticipation of regular gas in TX is around $3 a gallon. Again, I would love to test drive, 5.7L V8.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Thanks Mody! Very nice on the Camry, I drive one myself lol. Thanks for sharing that on the 4.6 , I figured it would be a let down in that way. I haven’t driven the 2.7 Turbo either but from different big car testers like motor trend/ car and driver it seems that 0-60 times of 2.7 and tundra 5.7 are pretty close. The 2.7 of course will have power earlier though. They definitely have a big MPG difference so daily commuting is surely something to consider with that. I have a buddy with a 3.5 Ecoboost running close to 200k miles. Also have an Uncle who bought a 3.5 A few years back and heard about problems so got rid of it for a V8 instead. Tough call! It would be nice to get some improvements soon that’s for sure. If I was you..go test one for fun and see if it meets expectations, but like you said, darn MPGs lol. Thanks for sharing that and watching and good luck with your Decision! 👍

[@ModyKhan]

You're very welcome Nolan. I have like a year or so developed the love of a truck. Being in TX if you do not buy a truck, I think you're really missing out on something. At the moment, unfortunately on the Houston roads, people have started being so much pushy in a way that they would drive their trucks, SUV, let alone same Camry size sedan right in your butt and want you to just swerve off you into a ditch or just pull-over let them get by, I am really getting sick of it, but I do not let these morons ruin my day. However, I have been saying the same thing that American trucks have much more features, tricks and some sort of technological advancement that would be targeted to the rugged hardworking people as well as guys like me who works in a corporate world. Ford F-150 twin turbo 2.7 absolutely amazing in speed and pickup, but these trucks do have their qualms and quirks. I do not thing there is a truck that would be a perfect one, there would always been missing something. People have started bringing up some sort of a patriotism over buying American and not imported, trust me, I do not wanna get on to that road, and of course the bandwagon affect is there. I have seen a video that one of the Tundras has done over a million mile which truly blew me outta the water. Since, this is going to be my first truck and I want to to be the one which I like, love and wanna keep for a pretty good long-time. My commute is almost 48 miles round-trip and definitely would love to go out on trips to other states with my wife. I am gonna hang on tight, what 2019 Tundra has to offer, and most likely would be able to put down more money towards my first truck. I hope 2019 Tundra would offer better fuel-economy this time. I have read about twin turbos on Ford F-150 gives out after certain thousand miles once again, these are all the stuff I read on the web and does not reflect anyone's research and opinion. I am going to be hanging on tight, wait, and see. Thanks a lot Nolan :).

[@PrimeAutotainment]

I definitely get you with wanting a truck, it never leaves you once you own one. In high school I drove one and had one until I got outbid school...then sold it for something more efficient because I was commuting but dang I sure do miss it and really want another truck again. Definitely will someday. Sounds like the Houston drivers are similar to DFW drivers haha, crazy people I tell ya. I saw that million mike video too and loved it...also saw a video about a rancher using a Tundra in place of a true Heavy duty truck for 100k it so as a test and it handled it really well even though it’s not rated as heavy duty. I’m not sure what Toyota has planned for future Tundras but I could only imagine improvement with MPG. Thanks again for sharing that and watching, fellow Texan

[@ModyKhan]

Today I went to the Toyota dealership and it is a different one. The trucks I saw there were making me drool, however one of the salesman informed me that their Tundra's dept. is off today and would be back tomorrow on mother's day. Though, it was a bit flabbergasting that Tundra's dept. is off as I wanted to test drive a 5.7L V8. I took a day off from work this Monday, I am thinking to go to them either on Monday or directly from work and test drive one. This dealership is on i-45 and there are crazy drivers all the way to DFW lol on this highway. So many people are out with temp vehicle plates and I am not rushing out to buy one, as much as I want to, but a few factors are scaring me. Of course, having a truck means it would guzzle gas, ain't gonna be that efficient when it comes to mileage, however shooting up the gas prices are making me little wary for hold off until buying a truck. I'd probably be able to put down at least over $6,000 so I am assuming deal would be good and payments as well. Keeping my fingers crossed and impatiently trying to be patient lol :). Proud to be an Texan American :)

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Lol well that’s fun that you at least went, but when you talk to the Tundra people maybe ask if you can take it for an extended test drive or something so you can get a good feel for it and drive it in a better area you’re comfortable with, that’s what I’d try. I-45 really stinks lol, but our dealers are always on the busy Interstates too lol. Good luck to ya and thanks for sharing!

[@HiThere-du4up]

My 2015 4.6 Tundra, which, was purchased new; I never buy used but that is just my preference. I am getting about 15 on city... Not sure what I am getting highway. But I am getting about 20 combine. I put about 30 miles per work day. I already have over 60k of ownership; very reliable and I am happy with it. But I don't have that loose steering situation that Mr. prime Autotainment has mention. For me, my truck is good and firm but it could be just me. Yeah, Running boards are a must. 2nd day of having it, I got running boards installed. But great truck...

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Hey thanks for sharing all of that. Glad to hear you get better MPG and have had good reliability! Appreciate your comment and thanks for watching!

[@mikewhipkey6863]

I love my 2012 Tundra 150k and a single issue with it! This is my first non GM truck when you compare prices the Tundras are the most reasonably priced 1/2 Ton trucks available

[@PrimeAutotainment]

That’s awesome, glad to hear it!

[@mikecoomler7593]

I have had my 2000 tundra fir yrs an love it...I have a lawn care business an use it for that pulling trailer an miwers...would love to have a 3 quarter ton...may be toyota will jump on board an put one out ...

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Mike Coomler I hope they do! Now that Nissan even has the Titan XD diesel, Toyota really needs to add one to the lineup

[@klerbelflerb]

Great vid.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

klerbelflerb thank you!

[@ItsSofiaMonique]

lol , i'm 5'2 & i'm thinking of getting a tundra & lifting it 5+ inches.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

I like the way you think, Sofia 👍

[@montefiveforty1]

Love my 2010 RCSB with the 5.7 its a fast truck

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Glad to hear it, and yes that 5.7 gets up in a hurry. Thanks for watching!

[@paullamont8297]

Can the tundra fold in half like the Tacoma?

[@barrettokarate]

I'm roughly 6 feet tall and the shortest male member of my family. My sister is about 5'9" or 5"10". I know the CrewMax has lots of leg room, but how would you rate the double cab? I'm trying to decide between the two and leg room is one consideration. Most assuredly there will be times when several of us will be riding together. My mother got a Rav4 and one day my dad was stuck riding in the middle row and hated it because at over 6 feet tall he felt really cramped. At what height (minimum) would a person feel cramped sitting in the back of a double cab? I've seen videos of Tacoma reviews where people have said that if you are 5'10" and above its not the most comfortable ride in the back.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

That’s tricky! Good question. I haven’t personally been in the back of the double cab but it has 8” less legroom compared to crewman. It has 2” more than Tacoma. I’m 5’9” and fit in the back of the Tacoma ok, but it’s not ideal. I think those 2 extra inches in the Tundra Double cab would make a big difference and it certainly depends on how far back those front seats are. Sorry I can’t help ya much with it!

[@barrettokarate]

@@PrimeAutotainment No worries. The size differences you described between them coupled with the description of you in the Tacoma do help I feel. Ultimately I'm going to have to compare both of them for myself in person. Compare that with other factors in deciding which. Thank you.

[@nicg9599]

Sweet Braves hat. I have that same one

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Haha very nice!

[@azaleaoutdoors8109]

Just got the same truck as in your video but with the center console.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

That’s awesome! Such a solid truck

[@JoshBryan]

Love my 2006 double cab.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Love to hear it! Even that generation!

[@cricketscreations524]

Great video, one of the better ones it there, but why does no one give a round about price of what the truck cost.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Crickets Creations thank you! This truck was one that’s a loaner from a dealer and didn’t have the window sticker. But I believe the SR5 like this one will be about $43k...then sharply more with the next couple of trims

[@FordF-Super]

What! I just purchased a 2018 tundra trd limited in magnetic grey crewmax for 42k, dealership had this same truck for 37.8k

[@PrimeAutotainment]

MSRP and listed price/purchase price are always much different. And discounts/incentives vary around the country. Congrats on your new Tundra and I hope you enjoy it!

[@danaunderhill1165]

I think the tundra is amazing truck. Built to last forever it relies on constantly improved outdated technology which kills its MPG. I am from Canada and current gas prices in my area are 1.27$/L which is on the cheaper end of our country. Now that is 5.08$/Gallon in USA prices and that is a deal breaker for me. I do hope the redesigned which will probably come in the next few years has some fuel efficiency technology to some degree.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Those gas prices are rough. That definitely makes a big difference over time. I’m with you and hope they make improvements to it, especially since the others are several MPGs better already. We can hope!

[@jcberb]

Want an HD Tundra.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

I’d love to see that

[@tzxsr]

How much is this one?

[@PrimeAutotainment]

What did you think? I also reviewed a Tundra Limited Trim: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYikY6p-oMuXd9k Check my 2018 Silverado Video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZm1eJuLZ55lf9k Thanks for watching!

[@ZalmaiPashtun]

Great review of a great truck

[@JonathanSchleichkornJWS]

Prime Autotainment thank you unfortunately it's still broke

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Jonathan Schleichkorn thank goodness it’s warrantied but still. Hopefully you have better luck in the future and if I was you I would try to see if the dealer or even Toyota corporate would “make it right” somehow since it seems like a lemon. I had one car (American brand) that was great for a few years...then it had some undiagnosed problems and needed to be towed a couple of times and was in the shop about 6 times the last year I had it before getting rid of it. Bought it new, babied it and only had 60k miles when finally ditched it

[@PrimeAutotainment]

It doesn’t have either of those. Here’s an older article with the engineer kind of explaining why they don’t have it: www.autonews.com/article/20130805/OEM02/308059986/toyota-engineer-defends-choice-of-carryover-engines

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Me neither! You’re welcome 👍

[@leoreutov6659]

Realibility is why you buy a Toyota truck. I have a 2014 that I absolutely beat the shit out of and it still runs good. Did not have to take it to a shop for anything except a sensor. This is after four years of using it for work and partying in it.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Haha heck yes love to hear that. Built to last! Thanks for sharing that

[@cgonzalez9792]

You should review the new 2018 lincoln mkz reserve

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Thanks, I haven’t spoken with Lincoln up to this point but would love to and I’ll see what I can do!

[@mikecoomler7593]

I have a 2000 tundra...but i wish toyota would step an make a higher series other only a half ton..at least a three quarter ton...

[@PrimeAutotainment]

No kidding...I’m hopeful that they do with the next redesign. No idea if they will though. I think a lot of people would like that especially since even Nissan has the XD diesel now

[@JonathanSchleichkornJWS]

the only reason I bought a Toyota Tundra with 4 miles 2017 not in 18 because of its superiority long lasting Workhorse impression that is always given I'm not going to bash them but boy oh boy there is a fruit and every cup has mine for 15 months with 26,000 miles on it now out of the 15 months it's been in the shop covered under warranty for repairs I total of 77 days nothing almost $18,000 it's crazy trust me I know every other Tundra I've seen them is pretty badass I've seen one or two that I've had similar problems but I would say it needs to be updated

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Jonathan Schleichkorn daaaaang that’s terrible. I’m really sorry to hear that. There’s gotta be a lemon law in play with that. What kind of problems have you been having?

[@melrose9252]

Nice truck!

[@gmf62v84]

I don't see the point of updating something that's already this perfect, apart from the ford svt raptor 6.2LV8, I'd prefer this truck more than anything else in the full size truck market, most reliable and dependable truck and I like the low gas mileage it gets, shows that it's a truck and not some kind of priuse or corolla proper, proper truck. It's nothing but the best.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

I hear ya! I like how Toyota has stuck to their tried and true with this truck. I always hear about how bulletproof they are

[@jasonlewis995]

I wish Jeep would refresh the drive train to get better MPG...said no jeep guy ever. Same here. Would i like better MPG? sure, but not at the sacrifice of reliability. Ford and Chevy race to the newest gadgetry , never getting anything right before they move on to the next 'best thing' thats why theyre always in the shop. this truck is tried an true and worth every penny. I mean damn, who needs trailer backup assist? you bought a truck! learn to back a damned trailer and save the 1k for that crap

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Haha I hear ya! It’s refreshing knowing that Toyota uses time tested tech and features on their truck (for the most part, I’ve heard of frame issues) but truly solid reliable trucks for almost anyone who owns one. I appreciate your input and thanks for watching!

[@thukey446]

How much is it

[@PrimeAutotainment]

This one is right at $43k

[@TexasMan77]

You’re in San Antonio?

[@PrimeAutotainment]

I actually live east of Dallas, but I made it sound like I live in SA lol.

[@riduandunia6591]

Only Tundra...you did not mention longevity and maintenance.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

I should have spoken on that but figured people in the comments would argue about it, which some have lol. Thanks for bringing it up though. That’s the best part of the Tundra, built to last

[@thukey446]

I like it six people truck

[@millionaire233]

Just wondering when that nice fancy tss sonar gets covered in snow/mud... does it still work?

[@PrimeAutotainment]

That’s a good question, I’m not sure!

[@millionaire233]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXqlenydicZnqpo it did for this guy... really sucks cause i want to use the additive cruise control on the canadian highways.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Dang thanks for the video. That really stinks, such a waste during those winter months. I’m curious about other vehicles sonars now...

[@user-tb7rn1il3q]

The Tundra with the 4.6 feels a little stronger than the 4.0 4Runner.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Thanks Brian!

[@user-tb7rn1il3q]

I currently own a 2016 Tundra SR5 DC with the 4.6 and previously owned a 2013 4Runner. The Tundra is slightly faster, but sounds much better. I wish the 4Runner was offered with the 4.6 and 6 speed auto.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

That’s about how I imagined it. I do too, that’d be a good combo. Curious to see what they do with 4runners powertrain when it’s redesigned next. Considering Tacoma has 3.5, Highlander has 8 speed. Who knows

[@jeffpoirier1184]

My dad traded his '11 4Runner last summer for a 4.6 Tundra. His mpg isn't much worse than his old 4Runner's. He is very happy with his truck.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Sweet, glad he’s happy with it. Thanks for sharing!

[@evilone6785]

It’s a nice truck until they raised the prices.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Yeah truck prices are ridiculous nowadays...

[@jesusmarin95]

The brand new 2008 toyota tundra

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Haha not quite thaaaat old

[@RAM-KINGOFTRUCKS]

I can see why the tundra has very poor sales each month now...i guess these trucks are for owners who are old school and want to keep a truck for 15 years ...lmao..not me i need to keep up on safety and technology and fuel savings..

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Yeah there are a lot of things that haven’t changed much since its last redesign. I’ve read articles about Toyota engineers basically saying they intended to keep things more old school. Those MPGs though...kinda ridiculous. With the way that Ford innovates, I don’t see them slipping away from #1 sales anytime soon. It’ll be interesting to see just how much new technology and materials Toyota puts into the next generation Tundra. Well, thanks for your input and for watching!

[@sicsempertyrannis77]

Its a good thing you don't want to keep a truck very long. 15 year old fords are in junk yards while Toyota is still truckin.

[@kfbob364]

About 10 years out of date and it’s still out dated engine 5 speed tranny. Not the GM ford 10 speed.

[@jonathonsmith7694]

A 2018 F150 2.7 will run circles around this thing

[@PrimeAutotainment]

The only time that would happen is when the tundra has to stop for gas. It tows less and will not out sprint it...basically a wash 0-60. Even though it’s really impressive for a small engine, I’d still rather have a big V8 with worse fuel efficiency

[@tideishigh8990]

Johnathan Smith. My 2016 5.7 4x4 Crewmax would pull that aluminum piece of Ford SIDEWAYS up a tree! Tundra beats the piss out of Ford in EVERY catagory! Reliably is job one.

[@nickferderer2585]

Jonathon Smith let’s see which one is still running like brand new in 10 years

[@balkee42]

Run circles straight up to the damn dealership for maintenance work

[@GoSunDevils99]

A proven reliable truck however overpriced for what it really is... aesthetically, performance, fuel efficiency, transmission, no rear locker option, meh....

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Good points! With updates and new tech/powertrain going into all the other full size trucks...you would hope prices of the Tundra would go down but nope.

[@raulbueno1884]

paylod is 6000 and towing 31000

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Hi Raul, the gross vehicle weight rating is over 6,000 lbs but not the payload. Here’s the towing/payload specs from Toyota on page 27: www.toyota.com/content/ebrochure/2018/tundra_ebrochure.pdf

[@raulbueno1884]

no man i have 2003 toyota tundra i tow up to 18000

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Raul Bueno dang man, that’s a lot lol. That’s heavy duty range

[@raulbueno1884]

yes it is thas wt the tundra will pull

[@herbyverstink]

no you dont..i had a 2001 tundra and was no way on this planet that it was going to tow 18k lbs..and even if i could pull that,no way was i going to be able to stop

[@leandrocintrao67]

I just wish wasnt so bad in gas

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Me too...definitely a bummer

[@jameswalsh6810]

Trucks aren't for fuel economy🙄

[@matrixist]

Just saw the 2019 Ram. Sorry Tundra, but you are going to lose market share big time.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

That new Ram is pretty impressive. Tons of tech in there and that center screen is insane. Thanks for watching!

[@ModyKhan]

Latest about Ford trucks www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/when-will-ford-run-out-of-f-150s/ar-AAx4Sye?ocid=ems.display.welcomeexperience

[@PrimeAutotainment]

I’ll check this out tonight!

[@805gregg]

Watch You tube Ford vs Chevy vs Dodge vs Toy, and see for yourself the weak and potentially dangerious cost cutting frame on the Toy truck, don't buy a Toy get a real truck

[@mohammedrahman6046]

Nah I like my 2007 Crew Max Tundra TDR

[@PrimeAutotainment]

I like the 07 too! First of that generation...awesome truck. I remember when they re did everything for that year and I never really gave the Tundra much of a look until then. Rock solid since then too. Thanks for watching

[@omarbukhari456]

when Americans gets the Tundra with 784.7 kg Payload the world gets the great Hilux with 1090 kg Payload or the best pickup Land Cruiser 79 Series with 3 Ton payload but I get it American are more interested in towing then payload

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Wow didn’t realize the differences there. Thanks for the info. Yeah seems to be an ego thing about who’s truck can pull more around here lol 😅

[@johnw391]

As you drive by own the way to buy a modern truck

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Jonathan Watts what do you mean?

[@johnw391]

Prime Autotainment it's old , slow, thirsty, basic compared with modern trucks. Only thing going for it it's the cheapest. Toyota only cares about little truck market but they are losing ground their to since who want to spend 45k fire a basic truck

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Yep it’s not even close in sales numbers compared to the big 3. If I was gonna get it, definitely gotta go with limited trim for extra stuff, but still like you said it’s more basic. Thanks for watching!

[@skyisdlimit6125]

Jonathan Watts lol slow? It’s faster than Chevy 5.3 and Ram 5.7 and has a comparable acceleration power as the Nissan gasser and the Ford 5.0. For gas, check fuelly and the mix mpg numbers for the V8 are very pretty close. For the problematic ecoboost, it has lower mpg numbers than advertised just as most domestic brands. for being old, yes it’s old but proven and resale beats all the 3 very “technology savvy” trucks that stars having problems along the way. So much for the old sow thirsty. You need to do more research

[@johnw391]

Mr_ NutZ only reason resale is good is because so few are built and sold. Where as millions of better trucks are made. It's no where as good as a ford motor. Even the best trim package is still base line truck yo anybody else. Toyota only cares about taco sales.

[@victorbaird8220]

No

[@PHILLIPS8822]

The Tundra is so out dated

[@rockandroll4689]

It's still an UGLY truck! NO THANKS!

[@timothylandon001]

I DO find the 2007-2013 Tundras MUCH better-looking!